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The Catch Up Podcast is now available!

The Catch Up Podcast is now available on our YouTube channel and all major podcast platforms! 🎙️🎧

Our monthly podcast will feature a conversation with an industry expert discussing insights, tips, and success stories.

In our very first episode, host Phillip Blackmore sits down with Adam Seaton to explore his remarkable journey from Microsoft Dynamics contractor to founder of Seaton Partners and now co-creator of Team Joe. Adam shares the behind-the-scenes realities of scaling a business, navigating feast-or-famine cycles, managing through Covid, and making the tough call to sell to EY.

Listeners will get candid insights into entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation in the ERP and Dynamics 365 world. Adam also introduces his latest venture, a SaaS training platform designed to transform how enterprise users learn business software. It’s a conversation packed with lessons for anyone in tech, consulting, or business growth.

Watch below and stay tuned for our monthly episodes!

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ERP vs. EPM: Moving from Reporting to Strategic Decision-Making

EPM & ERP: Do we need both, what’s the difference, is OneStream a suitable solution for our business? This month, we’re exploring the difference between ERP and Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) and why many organisations find that ERP alone is no longer enough. We’ll look at how EPM helps finance teams move from reporting the […]

Where JDE Supply Chains Win—or Fail – Q&A with Carlos Guerra

From your experience, which area of JD Edwards Supply Chain or Distribution do organisations most often fail to fully optimise – and why? One of the most common areas where organisations fail to fully optimise JD Edwards Supply Chain is demand forecasting, particularly inventory replenishment. When this is not optimised, it often results in excess […]

Lessons From 30 Years of Dynamics: Scope Creep Then and Now

A prevalent challenge in D365 implementations today is persistent scope creep and the expansion of requirements. Having worked with Dynamics applications since the mid-1990s, primarily with enterprise clients, I have observed this issue intensify over time. While scope creep is not new, it has become more common due to evolving implementation methodologies and the increasing […]